Key characteristics:
Inca Malbec is an exceptional expression of Argentina’s high-altitude viticulture, crafted in a modern style with cooler temperatures to preserve the delicate fruity character of the Malbec grape. This wine stands out for its fruit-forward profile, presenting a persistent and well-balanced experience that is both engaging and easy to drink.
Tasting Notes:
- Variety: 100% Malbec
- Appearance: Deep red with bright ruby hues.
- Aroma: Ripe black fruits, blackberries and prunes on the nose, with notes of sweet tomato, lavender, caramel and cocoa.
- Taste: Spicy on the palate, with good structure and acidity leading to a velvety finish.
- Region: Hailing from Argentina’s CalchaquĆ Valley, one of the world’s highest wine-growing regions, this Malbec benefits from vineyards situated at altitudes ranging from 1,500 to over 3,000 meters above sea level. The unique terroir, characterized by intense sunlight, cool nights, and diverse soils, contributes to grapes with concentrated flavors and balanced acidity.
- Pairing: Best paired with barbecued meats or any pasta dishes. It also complements roasted meat, fowl, and salmon beautifully.
Overall impression:
This Inca Malbec offers a captivating journey for the senses, showcasing the vibrant fruit and elegant structure that define premium high-altitude Argentine wines. Its velvety finish and expressive aromatics make it a truly memorable experience.
Extra notes:
- The CalchaquĆ Valley, where Inca Malbec is grown, is renowned for its extreme viticultural conditions, producing only about 2% of Argentina’s wine but claiming a disproportionate share of its awards due to the natural concentration and character of its wines.
- Inca Malbec is produced by COOVIAGRO, a cooperative of small producers in the CalchaquĆ Valley dedicated to crafting high-end wines. A portion of the proceeds from every Inca Wine purchase is donated to support education in rural schools and provide equipment for health centers and ambulances in the region.






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